I have inherited the care and welfare of a collection of small bronze cast
sculptures (among other things) from a previous registrar. None of these
pieces are marked with accession numbers and I am itching to get them
numbered and in order.
I see that Light Impressions catalogue offers a set of clear and opaque
sealant, looks kind of like nail polish. One is supposed to brush on the
opaque (white) layer, write the number in ink and then seal it with the
clear. This is supposedly archival and removable. Has anyone heard of
this stuff or used it? are there any suggestions for other options?
Gratefully,
Maggie Mazzullo
Registrar/ Asst. Curator
Emerson Gallery
Hamilton College
Clinton, NY 13323
I would suggest further that the workshop on number marking (Friday at
AAM), will be the definitive workshop on the subject.
Suzanne
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Suzanne Quigley
Head Registrar, Collections and Exhibitions
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
1071 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10128
212 423 3568
fax: 212 423 3650
email: squ...@panix.com
You might also care to look at our website - we have an on-line
factsheet about marking and labelling:-
http://www.open.gov.uk/mdocassn/labels.htm
We also do a video, but is in a European only format at the moment,
though if people are interested we might be able to do a conversion and
make copies available for sale ...
David
In article <l03010d04af7e9b9cccfa@[166.84.195.200]>, Suzanne Quigley
<squ...@PANIX.COM> writes
David Dawson email: da...@mdaserv.demon.co.uk
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